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Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Fine Pen WORK,

@. W. Wallace, psnmAn at the Will.
mington C,n mt rcisl College, exhibits
10 Lsw tons China B. q var window, on
Mar ket above Sixth street. a beautiful
piece OF pen work. 1t WAS done by
means OF . common steel pen sLd WAS
designed by Mr.. Wallace for western
illustrated paper. 1t vii be used by
the paper as Oarlstmas gree,i & for
It's Christmas edition. 1he C ntre rep
resents o Christmas letter torn open,
ped AMI dated. To the LETT OF this
IL q woman's face with 61wers Ia her
hair. The back ground Is formed by =
leA'less branch covered with tcio eH.
A pair OF o%is sit on this branch while
the third Is on the wing. o. top OF the
envelope sn0 birds sit gr 'co'uliy. The
piece s1ows TO gu b'vantaee Mr.. Wa
lace's khii:'y SIS pan ArJiss rss pic
turo will only tona'u In thls window 6
few days, rs tbs oaes for whom IL va.
design ned dteire 10 get IL rs soon ~ pos
eto'e, ss they wish b have u cus maa'
from Il a. cuce
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
wnu,oes Rs,a FOR court.

aavell A. Whit,ook, the policy
writer, was arraiRned before Judge
Oammlns this morning charged with
writing and selling policy slips In tn's
CITY during the month OF August. The
accused was arrested when the raids
we're made In 6eptsmber, but a. the
oficer had no warrant he was ool'ged 70
les him 10 until one could be p oonred.
when this was accomplished Whitlocs
had taken his leave. and did not rrtoin
until last week, when he Was arrested.
The case was called for last week, hut
on account Of the absence OF Dsteo'ivs
Akin II vas postponed until this u orn'
ing. He testihtd to the fact OF buying
policy from the defendant at his pIact
o. business, No. 10i West Fifth street,
several times during the month oil
August, and positively identified him
a the man Who had sold them TO hit1.
This was the only witness called, and
Civ eolicItor Bail stated 10 tha courl
thai 4, had been alleged Ivy q certain
paper In this city tbat II Whi lock ws'
prosecuted be would make revelations
that would be very damssins 10 certain
cIty offlolals. ID consequences Of thtse
statements he had taken c)rsideraolt
IfOuDIe 70 uhV6 ulTs N 'hrh SPp'"''
had even went TO New York after him
He wanted It understood that II ne
whit,ock, had Ipy station ent. 70 mai
imp,icatipg any Cne, he would have
abIp dant csuee for II, and evorS oppoi
tunity sffnI ID fer so doing.
Judge Dummies ssked Wh'tloek ]
he had anything to say, aud he replieo
that he did noS see why he should o.
m .de . martyr o., ard . lot OF otht
warrAI {, kept down Stare thai wei
never served.
Tho IN age tod him that he had moth
ing to do With that. rs IL was hts CAS-
and no one else's that Was being trleti =
present. He Was then ordered 70 fur
nish 81 900 bail for bis appearance q
court, and threateneo 'to attend TO Ger
tain paroles" before they got don
with him.
John II Benson, colored. was ais
arraigned on o s.m liar charge, but a
Mr.. Aiken said thst he was not th
man he had bought policy OF, su
whose name be was told Was Benson
the case WAS dismissed and be was di.
ohArxed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Knocked Out . Tooth.

This n orbipg one ct the horses Of the
Adams Express Company, while back.
ing wagon up to the caro- In front OF
that con sny's Cf'os, 'fe. over ths pile
of cobole stones nj tbs< place iEto the
gutter en- his back. Hs was helped up
ard wns rot Injured beyond breaking
Unt nDs OF bis teeth. These oJDble
stones shioh we're taken from between
the Car tracks are piled IN ops contina.
QUO line along the sides OF market
street, and no attention bsE been paid
30 the convepiepcs end eomforr OF taoet
doiDg business along that street.. The
expIsss oop pany is particularly ali
,noSea by this, as thsy are oomhelled 10
DO hauling I, and from thtir Office dur.
ing the whole day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
The Last OF the Is. & o.

All the wires leading into the 3 & o.
telegraph office In this city were cut
tais morning and the B & o is now a
th'ng Of the past. The Western Union
ttdc5 10 thi. city will he open heIeaIiet
uot!I tn. w Il Adsmr, late Of TIE
y q Q vii have charge 0" tho f,i e
at night N Messsges will poS Ee . Mt
from TO Western Union c61os up to
hat tins !nstaad Of from the Delaware
q Atlau:io ufice, 81 Fourth snd Mar.
ket streets, as Was done formerly efter
10 p. W. Tue rates b-sweeD this city
and New York aud other places have
baan greatly In 3reased. a message that
fornerly cost 10 cents bet ~eeu this city
AND New York ns " costs 40 csnis
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
mn, J,oop., Fs,r BaIie TN.

Opening eve and frst three days Of
Da Pout Post fair ve will soil ribbons
a: unhsard Of prices. Ribbons former.
ly 10 and is cents, fair prices cents;
ribbons IS and 20 fair price, Q; ribbons
% and 80. fair pr'ce, 49, ribbons 80 and
IS. fair price, 10; ribbons 80 and 40. fair
prise, 2s; ribpous SO and 90, fair price,
80.
The above ore Few goods, and OF al
des,rable oolors Also o full line OF
knit Tam O'shanters, silk and plush
c,ps and children's tennis hats, which
viii be 30 d ~ erestly reduced prices.
IL IL worth the price to ace our Roi seous
disnIav. MRS. JACOBS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
The Police of Chicago Asitsted,

The police Of Chicago were, IL is
stated, Considerably a2its4d On Sun.
day by the discovery of q circular from
an unknown souece, sent through The
mails. II was addressed to the work
-ngmen OF Chicago, and asked II they
would allow the champions o. their
legit!ma!s rieht', who ers BOW cou.
fned In Jsil under seLteLce OF death,
brought about By public clamor, occa
3toned by grossly exaggeratfd and hcti.
E!ous staten ,nts Of the chpitalis,ic prfss,
hang" Tnsy wtre aoqieed To effect
their rescue, and to keep secret nntil
tie proper time any action determine
urCn,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Arrests During October.

Chist of Police Dousherty, through
Special Oticsr Sshoor, reports tho ,o
lo1iDR arrests for the past mouth:
Dfuut, 10; druuk and disordarly, IS;
disnrdeIly conduct, 22; assault, /; Ms.
ssuit and battery, II; ssssut with 10.
t7nt TO Kill, /; larcsny, 0; suspiciap of
larceny, 4; suApicion Of arson, /; vsg
rsnoy, /; t,espsss, 81 Highway robbery,
3; carrying concealed weapon, g; cruelty
10 aninalP, l; se ling liquor to minrrs,
il harbortn9 mipor enild, /; policy
writing, l; wife desertioD, 2; exposing
his person, /; violation OF city ordi
nance, .; suspicion OF murder, /, Do
tientA7 Tntai. l77.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Rsnnrt Of tho ReR,strar.

Daring the week ending At noon last
g ssurdsy there were 20 births, mar
risges aud 23 eaths reported by Reg.
tstrar Lee, against 20 deaths for the cor.
rcspoI ding week Of last year,
CAuses of deatb-Psraiysis, d COZ.
sunp;ion, convulsions, pueumonis, 3
encb; general detilisy, q spopleSy,
cyststis, d.pEtheris, hemoIrbage, heal
disesse, hydro thorsx, u ela0rALeous
soup, tyrhoid fever, each.
Ages Cf deceased-UDder l gear, 2
fru1 10 2, /; from 2 10 6, 2; from 5 u
%, !; from 10 to Is, 9; from 20 to 30. 2
from 81 to 40, Q; frJri &c TO so, /; from
80 n 50. Q; fror TO 70 ~, !; froa 70 t
10 3
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
TIE Teachers Institute.

The Tsachsrs' Institute he'd at Mid.
dietown last week Was the must suc-
cessfui ever held In this State, q: d
County Superintendent Bessey |. snu
tied TO the greatest praise for the ad
mirablo nanner IN whioh IL was oon
Quoted. Tnrough bis eGorts . namber
OF the best Instructors aud most elo
quent lect arers were procrreh, and those
wno atn ndrd enjoyed sn inielisc,ual
treat. The lectures cellyertd by Hon.
Daniel Dou 2herty and the Rsv Russell
II. Conwell were ibs beat ever ard In
Middietoxp, and the people sto we'd
their apprt cla.ton by crosaipg the hs
both niehte. Mr Bes ley's sdministra.
GiDn thus far hns bt Ell o grand success,
and By the time his term expires his
exptrier ce will be Of snoh o nature at
10 warrant Governor Blsgs III giving
him roappoiD tment.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
an Aoronuut's Awful Fall,

At the clo,ing performance CT the
List DsJs Of Pompen," ~ St Loui',
on Sa:gtday niphr, Antorio Infanhs
was kil g. Ia making q ba!i0on asctn,
sion. The balloon, which Was Inflated
with no. air, collapsed when 1t had
ieaohst height OF $40 feet. End In.
iarsss p,ongsd to the artu1c holding
. tExpfrs ely 10 tie Io.ts which held the
eagsiDg canvas. He was iinpaled on
an iron ROD from which rocAe.s y efs
being artd.
james Ferry, aged % yesrs, was
crushed 20 dea;n by fall Of rock In ths
Black Diamond milne, at Wllkesbsrrs,
yesterday s'tsrpoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
rrsn and paks,nrr,. amLn.t

Tns fshinR tus Welcome reached
She boy gar, Wisconsin, mondsv, with
rhe lie raft OF ths ,ost ttsnmtr Vernon ,
which she picked up abont "A miles
northeast OF thit port. Ga the rat
we're 4 coat, vest and soft felt bat, which
evidently belonged to seaman. = tels-
gram from Milwaukee says tbat ss none
OF the vessC Ia known 10 have passed the
s5ene OF the wreck Of the Vernon, last
Saturday, have reported picking up
auybcdy In tie lake there Is nc doubt
that every oEe on beard OF her vhen
abe foun6ered ia lost. Her crew mum.
red 20 and IL Is believed the passen
gers did not exceed 10 In all.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
THIRD EDITION.
Report OF the Cnlef E.ginssr.

nEROEt Va Inv Ssssoh .<@eh.@~~~s
Ch!st Engineer and Surveyor Robin.
s,u reports that during the past month
he has given the following building
lines:
wm. MsMsnsmin, six dwellings,
Twelfth and Clay mont s'reess, toutn'
west corner; Daniel w. Hoffman. dwell
tnf, Twenty.third sweet. west side, De-
svap West and WashinRtAn streets;
WIN. Henry Colt, dwelling, same ioca
1Ion willard 8. Pyle, d yelling, kleventb
ava FRA kiin streets, north wfst corner;
.Tobo Mclean Beatson, two d dweliipgs.
F,ur,Pentl street north siie, besw
HtA,d and G aymont street, Charles ID.
rlrdell and George q. TtLdAll, Jr., four
Il arsl,inga, Twelfth street, south side,
ha.wesn Poplar and Lombard streets;
P,,r y. Martin, seven dwellings and
s,ue stable, Pleasant street, south side,
2.tsca Harrison and franklin streets !;
Pierce and Baeson, three dweliipgs,
A5agou street, west side; Sarah X. MUr
risen. d yelling, West street, south side,
between TSeLty third and Tsenty
fourth sire egs.
Francena Il, Hence,er, dwelling,
Oejar street, north oite, bet ween Frank
I'm and Brooms strests Thcms j. Wier.
stable, ShAllcroes avenue, southwest
side, between jackson ard VAnButen
streets. Prudence Murdoch, addition
TO dwelling, Third street, north side,
b+tween Frspch and Walru. streets
Margaret Mccarthy, store and dwell
ling, Eighth and Poplar streets, south
.aI c5ruer. Joseph r d, Seeds 81 Sen,
two dwellings, Eleventh and Adams
stree Is northeast corner. Joseph Ham
mel, ave dwellings, Pine street, wee'
side, between Twelfth snd Thirteenth
ttreets. Huber. Cassidy, six dwellings,
Third end franklin streets, northeast
c,rner. Hubert Cassidy, Ave dwellings,
Cle.tnut and franklin street, north.
eAst corner. Total for the month, 40
baiidiDgs Total for October, 1885, %
buildings.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Before the Judge

Michael DAILY WAS before Judge Cum.
IN lus this morning charged with drunk.
~ruets. ard sentenced 10 pay nne OF
81 sud costs.
The case OF Philip Am5old, charged
vito ct % hitting an assault and bat.
tery on Samuel l. Bush, was also
heard. The prosecutor testified 10 the
fact Vi the assault and the defendant
made q statement to the effect that the
pihintiti came into his saloon and acted
in n very disorderly manner. After
bearing With him rs long ss he could
he knocked b m down and then threw
him out The JUDGE ss,d that hs ti
rot think the defendant vas iustiHed IN
using a. much force % he die, and I'm
no I'D a 6us Of s. and coets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
COMMUNICATED.

s. W Kilvington, residing ut No.
500 JeFsrsou street., Who hss been en-
ployed in the carriage shops OF MeLssr
& Kendall for number OF yeArs. hav
ing been selectse IN taks charge OF the
nrm's business In New York, was COM
pl.mented BY his fellow workmen ON
taking his leave last Saturday By the
presentation OF q gold chain, with .
Masonic marx and = gold pen snd pen.
eli II 10 needless TO cay that he wAs
highly grAtified by these tokens OF es-
t.er' which he will ohefiah highly
through life wm Codr tiss vas given
the position vacated, and ne entered on
nj, dutitA Monday.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
silver W eddiag |

The si,ver wedding o! u
Montgomery and vile CD
evening OF bis residence,
Sixth o,reet, and WAS . NOD
Affair throughout.
Amongst the guests prssl
there were about 70 OF 10
Mrs Tuulin, the wlduEa
she bride, with her s!I dn
Of " hom had ttslr aa'a
coris. l; lie q lit!ls slril
single one ANd IS uauy
the handromsst Of the .oD
OF o marIiageAb,e age, NV
aggregate weight Of In.n
was ascertained 10 be !lN
The fo,.oSinR iss llsa
pressnts tia. were di'pg
handsome 81 yer set, To-
Der Of silver cake ba'k'I
knives, Jelly spoons u
| pick le castor, irj'iltu'I
kniv,s, uui rlcs,, doug.
| castor, bAqls oilsn;, y.
group, hauds2me rug y
| een, jslly sat, FEes,h co, y,
covor, one doE;n tAble ~, \.
handsome glass crraa'i,
Other beautiful p:sssIlh
ators wsre irou PhliMs
m ore, C ,nshohoofen, ~, ~,
Wilmington To. : apI
I agreeable tn4 9! I';Ssn X:
aud slel, and 'Acu' ,.,l, w
| this deroneI. vas ,ss,s Ss
| sl.npse OF soms OF 'p''
skil! who word
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Worry Few at the Polls.

The voters did not turn out in grea,
force this morning. Between 10 aud / /
O'Clock reporter of this paper visite d
number OF polling places and founC
out rev 'ople about. The inspectors
tseemed 10 DO having very eaey time
az tne vote was very light. Az some oi
the places there as not O man around
the window, and the most seen At npy
polling place was s!x. By noon bow
ever, NJ the weather mod Grated and tn.
men comm snced to leave tha work
shops, more interest seemed to be tsker
sat there wss more excitement sroauc
Ike polls.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
LADDERS.
just what the mechanics have

just what the mechanics have
waited for years past, l adder,
composed of tir-feet sections,
which will interlock into each
other, a, d therefore ca1 be made
to any desired length, while it
costs no moro tGan the ordinary
Ladder. Como, look at them.
Every mechanic, Il On seeing
them, says at orcc, THAI is u
good thing "
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Railroad Collision.

A freight train Of 30 cars on the
Pen nsy ylvania RallroAd collided yester'
day morn ing with sn erglne ard ca
booee, ut Riverside, eight miles north
of Catawisss. Both engines we're
wrecked and q number of CATS were
thrown from the track. The engineers
and fremen jumped off and escaped
with slight bruises. Four train hands
were looked In the csboose, which
canah Are frnm the overturned stove,
aud they were severely burned before
thew could be got out.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
>s>--
The Murder VI FtAph =

ROCHESTER,, Pc, o., al
Lszarus, Of This place, thhh
can clear M the my s.sry oiul
murder. He says thai
the man fund In the cA,iI,r
dola car In ChicAgo 10 p,s,s
OF FrsLk Harm, Of RNhssx,
tufs Of white bhir found iul
will prove an pornu! n
dence Lazarus sayt:
"a man WAS seen viii
PittsburR on the Sabday MD
allied, between 8 and I o'eo
man came back TO R)phs,,a
lowing Monday ard told "a,
He said that Frank Ham nl
rested In Pittsburs and NJ
workhouss for 80 da,a Iu,|
proved that there was 10
lor this stery. Toe nlS E
"a, in Plttsbur7 on that 81,
He Is q llgh, conplsllat
VIII lm I know we'll When
tlme comes | know where h
psct tU get information irul
will lead 70 the Uurdeie ki
Ny ID sory Is that arn w
the train willie 1t wM 90 1
some pint be.wetn A'leghaI
ter or Alliance. The dead d
will telegraph ma from .
night ltIt Is proven copcl
this body 10 that OF Fraat B
will devote my time to Eurt
mystery. | think ttsi | ~
Frank Harm, 81, LETT b
for Chicago, where The bOdJ
II the Identification Ia proui
10 bat little doubt Of IT, ~
be sent 10 Roehes Ter 90 lAsn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Anofhnr Nica

Another nice lot OF fresh Rsh has
been received by Powell In the Thru
street market, and tomorrow he VIII
have come delicious tIout hLe rock fab.
iresh coA AMI white feb that VIII ,ics Ia
the palate OF su epiaure. Those In
want OF something Bioe thc uid be sure
to give him q call.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Advance In Wages.

To-day Is the date fxed for the rail
70 ID miners of the country TO receive q
Il ye.cent per ton advance In wages, &C.
cord ,nx to ths Columbus agreement,
prov;csd it can be sho *n that the la,.
ter hss besu faithfully carried out,
The Iotsr State Board OF Arbitration
&,ll N set before November 18Th to con.
slider tho matter. IL On edyauoe Ia ds
clded upon IL will date from to. day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
uinxsd On the Railroad.

B. Douglass, Who formerly worked
In the p, w. q b. Railroad shops 10
Ibis otty, "a. badly burt last Saturday
morning ct Wawa by falling on the
railroad track and the car wheels
crushing one Of his ankles. He was
taken 70 the University Hospital.
where the injured part OF his veg was
smputated. His recovery 10 confidently
expected.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Fifth EDIIIo1
Fell from

About il,3l O'Clock ri.
man named George Al,..s,r su's ,ran
10 . hns"lIh Tor Gsoras. .tusi,
n.ins. nom : ,eah1ld a, the ns, IsMi S1,1i.l
oslnwsre s., avenue, ne.r Nv W. oala
istAlly injured himssli "as' .ta
ga e.N out on the scafold ,o =. ,..,A ~
spout = lSss and had driven ~ H., a,a,A,
wnon aas ms me 'caffold, which ~. ~ y
ssry, very ,os,releIsly, gave ssy vsy. w q,
about twenty feet, stritl'M. W \
ekull. 'eps' fIas.R
. DE vas carried in,o ~.
Or Msu | sent for. Hs 'as WI. la
q, dio a'sc several 9th, aa. '~a
them Dt,. bravo ald h,a.''' a.''a
.ss possible was Gone n, l..
doctor, said 1t was ms,sI, II, ~
time how long he voalsa saa
msde no struggles snd d.. ,.u
sfer be fell His v,ts 'as a
SUN N oned from ,he!r hor,. Nv
vine v llage ard were Win !,
short time. VIM
fheIe is sbso, utsly nc hou,
covery, though he was s,lII ~
time Of geipg to press.
Abont % years Of a.e, sM
working for Mr. 8 ra.Lv,
A lev minu'es before hI, \
fact the last wtrds be .aa
wotkmen were IN re.pss
snoh . good 5os,, and thSs
tended 10 leave him unlsuh
Mr.. Penrypa SKIER, WIN
VAS passing Of the time On
Kindly gave his fellow M
6lsnk't frcm the carrI,a
hlrsman Company sN
several robes To make bin n,
Omcer Bsrpbardt at ono, /.
OF thines, and with tbs N,
tractor Bes!tV, who IA bsI
house, kept back the crovd
dy iIg man.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Emsd at an Emigration Meeting.

Near sturgess, Mississippi, On San
day, John Depew, q colored minister,
while speaking at an emigration meet
Ing. was shot dead by smother colored
man, who fired at him through an open
window. "It appears that the preacher
was about to report tho man who did
The shooting for calf s.ealipg, and be
and his brother got up the go called
emigration meeting osteusibly for the
purpose of discussing Liberia as q fu.
srEe home, but reilly TO get Dspew In q
piaee where they couId murder him."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
rns Funeral OF John FehFonbaoh

The funeral of John Fehrenbach will
take place TO- morrow afternoon from his
late residence, Fourth and French
streets. LISTERS OF coincidence have
beeu received from Senator Gray and
Governor Bisss, both o! whom, with
Secretary Of State Salisbury and Ad'
iutapt General Kinney will attend the
mineral.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Marine In th'r

Th,scao per Mls'l y
a. Norta Point. N :h 81
hard on the r.c1s ,r1 ~
ri,ces Tho crew tiV'a y,
rLs .!e, ri bSE'e l's'c !, y
logged 10 I5n1ht. %, !,
lost her deck l''ad =, -.
steam barge Z af sIhs ~
oonsorts, ~ti;h plrt1l y, =" v
sunday, her bnte' OIL y
Prefqao Isle, is 's,s ~ !,
Larbor. The crews a.,s, o. MI
rescued By the lie ss''r, s.Iss
ttesm barge Arctic ~ siiij i,,ij
Mich, Tnss1sH i ~l's 10 ~,
sids Her ooIso;'' .ss va
willis, broke away rsss a., \
The crews are safe, a 'csla
d Aver is ssho's suD
trs City Dock.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Tho Cattle Irsde s'e n

The Cattle fraas ~. ID
Al = meeting Of c.aI,s,jI| .Is
stuck Exchange on iD'",sJ D,'.J
resolutions ware 70. s@Psn q ssos,
and 10 foster in ever, a. ~ N
ost.ls osH trade, 10 a'n,h order fa.a1sf !
I;,5'. S,,i',o' II; s,'' ,ss:'sia''sss5;; s'1'1 e.,
Of tbe action Of .ah..ss,seiIsI .hs sI,
,urs ~ eli 10 uDjas'Iy ,eis ds'l.''iun ID
OF plouro pDsu~sGsus.is sss is,apI
"a cattle o. a1ke' OF "a tns so,JIccsd
SS's,s sS 'ds,esp1eciatir1 The p''"
50 per head. ..1
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
WM.B. SHARP { CO.
Fourth and Market SIS

A splendid dress fabric
mas Just come-we've been
forit long "Vogels"
elegant whip cords or fine
worsted diagona's, some Of the
richest French dress mater.
ia's made this season---soit
and lustrous like q silk, all
in new and elutiiul shades
(Sangi) or nev light
olive.
(Acoyon) or ne Y terra
Gotta.
(Plomb) or new plum.
(Cuivere) or new cop
per.
(Pilo) or new navy.
(Negre) or new brown.
(Myrtle) new.
(Sapphire) new.
(Bronze) new.
{ olack) new.
These dress goods are AZ
in. wide, and were imported
to sell tor ST. 35. The late /.
ness Of their arrival gives
them to you fox 81.
We have had q merry CO.
around on the reduced Kid
Gloves--hundreds of pairs
sold. and in sorting up
what's left here's the result
those reduced to I23
cents, about a dozen left.
they are likely TO be gone
when you read thi,--those
reduced to SO cents all gone
those reduced to o9c are
now only in tans, with Still
a good assortmt Mt OF sizes
those st SO cents are in tans
and blacks, but br cken sizes
those at 9l cents are fairly
represented in tate, brown:
and blacks, with a pretty iul
line Of siz s.
The reductions were 5,
down to 69c, Sr.25 down t.
SEC, SIs5 DO IN 10 81 cent
--t.,lis week will end them
Il We are now selling al ua
usually nice vest for ladies
. wear at SO csn,s, soft ant
mostly wool and not to'
E heavy.
Our ladies' and mems scar
let wear goes with a rush
. 10 cents.
{ We have reduced anothe
e line OF Tapestry Brussel
Carpets in aplendid yles f.
rarlofs, halls and s'airf
|. worth IS and SO ceats, No:
down to IS cents.
, Ladies and Children
Coats.
Raslans--stylish and ser
+ yiceable.
Newma,kets - com,o,ta
bic, and the best long gar
; ment made for ths money.
Short Coats in plain black
plaids, stripes, neat, prett,,
and perfect, 81. So, 81 S.
j. You should see cur stock O
! coats.
We put on sale this weel
a bale oi Smyrna Rugs, il
plain, mottled and stripet
centres, all richly bordered
they are reduced from $I.5e
, 10 81. Same on bo.h sioe
and fringed. All mottlee
75c.
: Another lot of Hassocks
! so cents. Body Brussels.
VIM r. SHARP & co
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

The finest t5ss for 80 and 50 cents
syor byoGaht 10 this city. They will
save yon 10 psr cant. all tie time. Grip.
rev, Ear S.cgpd E..ee..
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
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NO Ice,

The members OF the Retail Grace rs
Association are req1e.t'd 30 attend ire
reeuAr meeting Weduesdsy, H3ven
hDr 2rH. 1888. Special business. + T..
LAnu s=sII IL..ry.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Dollars in Your Pocket

Money saved By calling at Comm,pss'
for your photographs. The beat cabinets
for $s per dozen, and one SxlO frame
size picture free. 3)2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Wsdne.uny's sneo,n, sale

OF ladies' jackets, 81 90, 81 %, 81 TO-
A61ut one third price. Ray yOnr sssl
wraps ard costS st the Bee Bive, 3C6
9s!keg sgtcsh
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Ehs Westhey.

Tomorrow promises 10 be c'ecrlng
nnd stationary temperature. Thursday
fair and wsrmer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
n.dpesds, % ov'''s (

OF lsd.e,' jackets. ~, s. BaI
wraps ard coats 81 '''
Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
ARE YOU NEED

or good foot wear at mt derats prices! we
have received this week new line oil si-
30 Ladies' Kid aud r billed shoet; MOTH
ing new 10 the price, but the shoe is the
best sold for the money. Our S2 Shoe ior
Gentle men; G cd shepc; strong and dnra-
BILE, EQUAL to many sold for " 80. we
keep fine goods, medium priced goohs'
and the very lowest priced that are worth
having at all.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
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